The Grygorian Gallery Pomellato Collection
Our vintage Pomellato collection represents exceptional examples from the house’s most innovative periods, carefully selected by Eduard Grygorian applying expertise developed through experience at prestigious jewelry houses. Each estate piece undergoes comprehensive examination by our gemologists and design specialists to verify construction methods, stone authenticity, and period characteristics using advanced analytical techniques.
Sourced through established Italian collections and documented private sales, our Pomellato jewelry comes with complete provenance records and authenticity certificates. Conservation work performed by master craftsmen in our South of France atelier specializes in contemporary jewelry preservation, employing techniques that maintain original finishes while ensuring structural integrity. Our specialists understand the unique requirements of Pomellato’s innovative construction methods and specialized materials.
The Contemporary Appeal of Vintage Pomellato
Acquiring fine vintage Pomellato jewelry offers distinctive advantages for collectors seeking pieces that represent design revolution and exceptional investment potential. These estate examples demonstrate significant appreciation potential as the house’s influence on contemporary jewelry design gains recognition among collectors and institutions. The innovative approaches pioneered by Pomellato continue influencing modern jewelry makers, creating historical importance beyond material value.
The versatile sophistication of Pomellato jewelry provides remarkable styling opportunities – sculptural rings complement professional wardrobes with architectural presence, while colored stone necklaces create striking focal points with minimalist contemporary fashion. The house’s philosophy of accessible luxury, combined with exceptional craftsmanship quality and innovative design concepts, makes vintage examples ideal for collectors seeking pieces that bridge traditional luxury with modern sensibility and represent the evolution of Italian jewelry design.